Sentence examples for multiple ideas and from inspiring English sources

But to reject "Starships" is to reject the idea of hip-hop as a big tent with room for multiple ideas and micromovements and polarities.

However, Bruna (2009) argues that such pedagogical interpretation of the hybridity as a teacher's pedagogical strategy does not consider hybrid practices that are being constantly crafted by students to blend multiple ideas and discourses of home and school contexts.

He was a supreme satirist, a punster extraordinaire, an artist who constantly reinvented his medium, endeavoring to find ways to synthesize multiple ideas and embed his mark on the world.

Think of multiple ideas and test them all.

We developed a new transmission strategy for multi-layer wireless networks with partial channel state information (i.e., 1-local view) that combines multiple ideas including interference avoidance and network coding.

These multiple ideas can be identified and categorized by lexical analysis.

The co-chairmen, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the former Democratic senator from New York, and Richard D. Parsons, co-chief operating officer of AOL Time Warner, said that offering multiple ideas would allow the administration and the public a chance to study the pros and cons of different approaches.

In 1968 Mr. Johns and Cunningham made a Duchamp-inspired theater piece, "Walkaround Time," in which Cunningham took multiple ideas from Duchamp's art and Mr. Johns's décor reproduced Duchamp's radical work "The Large Glass" (which is in the Philadelphia Museum's permanent collection).

I had multiple ideas of who the killer might be and why but I'm pleased to say none of them were right.

It was difficult and reminded him of his old love of physics, of working out complicated problems and trying to keep multiple ideas in his head at the same time.

According to Eagleman, his invention, Possibilianism, "emphasizes the exploration of new, unconsidered possibilities," and is "comfortable holding multiple ideas in mind; it is not interested in committing to any particular story".